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I got confused when…
the pricing page didn't say whether it's per-seat or a flat fee.
I'd pay for this if…
it imported my existing data so I don't start from an empty screen.
Developer · Building stage
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I got confused when…
the pricing page said per seat and checkout charged per workspace
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The report
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Here’s what a finished report looks like — ranked by how often each thing came up.
Ledgerly · what to fix first
2 of 2 testers submitted
Neither tester finished an estimate on the first try.
Both stalled at line items — it asks for an hourly rate before you've named the work.
The pricing page and the checkout disagree.
Page says per seat, checkout charges per workspace. One nearly closed the tab.
Everyone starts from an empty screen.
Importing the last few invoices would remove the whole first-run problem.
Sharpest single note
“The dread isn't sending the estimate. It's writing the first line of it.”
Tester 02 · Founder · rated 5/5 helpful
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